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New courses and live trainings this week. Plus, check out our new data literacy track. Weekly Progre

New courses and live trainings this week. Plus, check out our new data literacy track. [DataCamp]( Weekly Progress June 8 - June 14  You don't find will power, you create it - Unknown [icon of crosshairs] Goal for this week Complete 5 exercises [Learn Now »]( [Schedule Time to Learn »](   Track Spotlight [Data Literacy]( Learn about the many roles, technologies, and frameworks in data science. By the end of this track, you’ll have the skills you need to confidently interpret data and incorporate it into your daily life. [Learn More »](   New Courses [Joining Data with pandas]( [Icon of a right chevron]( [Reporting with R Markdown]( [Icon of a right chevron](   Upcoming Live Trainings [Cleaning Data with Pyspark]( [Icon of a right chevron]( [Machine Learning with XGBoost]( [Icon of a right chevron]( [Creating Dashboards with Shiny]( [Icon of a right chevron]( [Machine Learning with scikit-learn]( [Icon of a right chevron](  Success Story  Godefroy Clair "I wanted to get in touch with the new age of data science and DataCamp was perfect for me because it helped me practice using all the most powerful packages." [Read Full Story](    This email was sent to {EMAIL} because you are a DataCamp learner, or because you signed up to receive marketing emails from DataCamp. You can view our privacy policy [here](. If you prefer not to receive these messages you can [unsubscribe here](. Download the DataCamp app [Download on the App Store]( [Get it on Google Play]( [DataCamp]( DataCamp, Inc. 350 5th Ave. Suite 7720 New York, NY 10118

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